STEREOTYPES AND KINESICS IN ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN CULTURES
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Key words: kinesics, culture, nonverbal, body gesture, society, relationship, emotion.Abstract
Annotation: This article deals with the investigation of kinesics in English and Russin language culture. The way we move, gesture, and hold ourselves – our body language, known as kinesics – speaks volumes about our cultural background. While certain nonverbal cues are universally understood, others are deeply intertwined with cultural norms and stereotypes, leading to potential misunderstandings. This article explores how stereotypes influence the interpretation of kinesics in English and Russian language cultures, highlighting both similarities and stark differences
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